The Discovery cup is made of black clay with parts covered in white glaze. The object is created using the special Discovery technique following the electric firing process.
Height 7 cm
Width 9 cm
Many artisans draw inspiration from nature, Paul Fryman has chosen to become one with it. In 2009 he relocated to Burty, a tiny village far from civilization in the Ukrainian Poltava region. He built a kiln that overlooks local hills and started a new life filled with uncomplicated countryside pleasures and lots of hours of ceramic making. Poltava region is not a random place for Ukrainian pottery. In fact, it is a region with a rich heritage of ceramic making. While Paul definitely respects the past, the objects he creates with Mykhaylo Tovstous bear a distinct and innovative style. Favouring cracks, and imperfections, their works possess magnificent visual power and a touch of sacred simplicity.
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The Discovery cup is made of black clay with parts covered in white glaze. The object is created using the special Discovery technique following the electric firing process.
Height 7 cm
Width 9 cm
Photo: ©Paul Fryman
The Delta cup’s foundation is black clay. It is unevenly covered in white glaze. The object is made with a special Delta technique on a potter's wheel. It is created using electric firing.
Height 8 cm
Width 9 cm
Photo: ©Paul Fryman
This chawan bowl is made of clay using the Lava technique. The object has a wavy surface and is brown, the result of a wood firing.
Height 7.5 cm
Width 12.5 cm
Photo: ©Paul Fryman
This cup is made of black clay with parts covered in white glaze. The object is created using the special Discovery technique following the electric firing process.
Height 9 cm
Width 11 cm
Photo: ©Paul Fryman
This cup is made of black clay on the potter’s wheel using the special Early Spring technique. It has a stylized branch drawing with flowers in bloom. It is created using electric firing.
Height 7 cm
Width 9 cm